Per Danielsson Quartet Tickets

The Per Danielsson Quartet brings together a dynamic blend of education, performance, and collaboration that reflects Per Danielsson’s deep roots in modern jazz. Based in the United States and active on international stages, the quartet has featured distinctive configurations, including collaborations with vocalist Sarah Whithermore and saxophonist Tamara Danielsson. This page invites you to explore the quartet’s background, notable recordings, and forthcoming performances, including a highly anticipated 2025 appearance in Stockholm.

As a renowned jazz educator at the University of Central Florida (UCF), Per Danielsson connects classroom learning with professional performance. His work with broader projects, such as Chuck Owen’s Jazz Surge, highlights a commitment to fostering improvisation, ensemble cohesion, and innovative repertoire. While the quartet’s standalone discography may not be cataloged in major releases, the group remains active through live gigs, festival appearances, and dedicated performance series.

Whether you’re new to their sound or a long-time follower, we’ve got you covered for securing seats to upcoming shows—easy, reliable, and straightforward.

Upcoming tour info: The Florida/Sweden Connection is confirmed for 2025, with a performance scheduled at Glenn Miller Café in Stockholm on July 11, 2025. This date stands as a focused event, treated independently from other performances on the tour calendar. Date to be announced (if applicable) for additional stops, with updates posted by venue listings and official channels.

For the most current updates, check Per Danielsson’s official site and Glenn Miller Café’s event pages. We’ll guide you through securing your seats, sharing performer background, and offering direct links to official social media and websites.

Connect with the artist and venue via official pages to stay informed about setlists, special guest appearances, and potential intimate club or festival appearances where the quartet roams between U.S. and European stages.